Bank Flurry in Wichita as Panic Hits Exchange Bank
In a swift bank scare in Wichita the Exchange Bank faced a run, with Willis Thiker steering the bank after a boardroom upheaval. Morgan and Jordan bought stock to cover obligations while the bank, aided by the American National Bank of Kansas City, prepared to cover deposits and maintain solvency amid a tense scramble. A separate note reports Mrs Sophia Cox, abandoned by her husband, left with a young child under guardianship after Cox’s disappearance.
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Phere
State Exchange
Eline Lt
Ts Provident
Willis Thiker
Hind
Chile
Ths
Livia
Choe
Thie City
Liles Doved
Gazette
Mors Ral
Belomoni
Baker
Myr. Morgan
Morgan
Davis
Meg Morgan
Bakera Stock
Walter Jordan
Bank of Terals
Guxeblo
WH. Ragan
American National Bank of Kansas City
Exchange Bank
Eagan
Hiker
Abo
WomMy
Sophia Cx
Gelfyahe
Jin Cox
Lo Font Hey
Sever
Sue
William Newlin
Newtie
Cox
Pyolte
Elevator at Darlow Aids Stile Warren Co-op Launch
Farmers from various parties favor a New Kansas elevator at Darlow aiding grain handling. A meeting led by Mr Barter discussed stock subscriptions with President Hornbaker Secretary Franklin McMurry and Treasurer Dix, inviting a next gathering to complete stock subscriptions and further cooperative enterprise to cut costs for Kansas farmers and local handlers.
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Stile Warren Corp
Rod Lindow
Darlow
Girl Trust
Barter
ENO Trio
Ale Ullal
Hornbaker
Franklin McMurry
Mi Dix
Minden Guilty in Pair of Liquor Charges Case
The Minden and Swaggart outfit were tried in district court on liquor sale charges. The man Minden was found guilty on both counts and faces two more months in custody. his wife Elli Swart’s fate remains tied to the defense. The jury rejected the defense narrative, and county officials will bear continued custody costs.
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Minden
Swaggart
Parteidge
Fortral Ln
Munden
Frank Hettinger
Bacon
Evidonc
Wielidta
Meine
Hunter Hey
Winwither
Phey
Muiiden
Elli Swart
Fenile Wah
Monden
Democratic convention plan discussed at Vapoki gathering
Fragmentary notes describe a Democratic convention in Vapoki with delegates and possible realignment. Mentions a May meeting in Wichita and a potential reorganization to affiliate with the Democratic party. Unclear names and several garbled phrases.
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Vapoki
Batis Dan
Rumored Canal Purchase Debate Stirs Washington
A disputed proposal to seize private property in the United States for a 10 million dollar canal project drew attention after President Roosevelt delivered a late Saturday evening report. The alleged plan involves a multinational coalition and faces strong opposition from critics who call the effort deceptive and risky for national interests.
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United States
San
Phe
Haier
Conitibanlint
Jefiws
Tie
Panini
Ryan
Controversy Over Friar Lands Sale and Aguinaldo Issue
Secretary Moot faced questions on the Friar lands and the Aguinaldo case as discontent grows in the islands. Officials see land sales as a remedy for unrest while warning against condemnation. Estimates place land value at five to seven and a half million dollars in American currency.
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Yfatim
Pri
Hugh
Carnegie Divide Battle Involving Andrew Carnegie Heir
A World reports Andrew Carnegie to be made a party to a partition suit over a 62 million property in Georgia. The action, prepared in New York, targets the wife of Carnegie’s brother by Robert Stuart’s heir, with details surrounding ownership, freedom purchases, and lineage.
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New York
Andrew Carenegie
Robert Stuard
Ty Cumberland
Viast
Ceorgia
Mia Carnegie
Oles
Aeelent
Hebert
Isis
Sean
Peace Pact Hinted Amid Turmoil in Amsterdam
Disjointed OCR notes sketch a peace accord amid unrest in Amsterdam. The document mentions independence questions, a principal headquarters, a tavern premise, and a mandatory deadline. A figure named Dewet is linked to thwarting excruciating actions and a fatal outcome.
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Amsterdam
Ji Sh
Thele Cridiniyet
Attia
Civic
Dewet
Naval Battle Report From Panatia Bay Fight
A naval clash near Panatia Bay involved forces led by Colahabila and Fan against Padilla and allies. The Philadelphia cruiser provided nearby support as the battle unfolded with heavy exchanges and a fatal casualty among the governing forces.
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Whitington
Tan
Ivof
Mapatol
Crom
Conor Gudyer
Bay of
Panatia
Provines
Snow Report From Topeka and Across Kansas Regions
Western Telegraph notes heavy snow across West ax Goodlind Sherman Omaha region. Dispatches list snow from Atchison to Dodge City Wichita Holton Norton St Joe and Colorado division. Reports include Abilene Salina Ottawa Lawrence Kansas City arcing to Valley Malls and more. Snow depth stated as about three and a half inches with water equivalent near forty hundredths.
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Topeka
Din
Western Tylone Pelegraph Co
West Ax Goodlind
Sherman Unng
Omaha
Atchison
Santa Fe
Dodge City
Wichita
Rock Delia
Ceporta
Holton
Norton
Herrington
St. Joe
Colorado Division
Union Pacific
Abilene
Salva
Wameyo
Ottawa
Lawrency
Kansas City
Jennings
Spinning Mills Collapse in Belfast Kills Ten
At Belfast on January 20 a catastrophic wall collapse in a spinning mill killed ten workers and injured many more. About 800 people, mostly women, were present when the disaster struck and swift relief measures followed as officials and families assisted the injured and accounted for the dead amid escaping steam and flooding waters.
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Belfast
Hirt
Phote Winco
Abely
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Lincoln Township
Paiama Canal
Carnegie
Holrw
Gantend
Robal
Col
Colahabila
Fan
Sanini
Pidilla
Daclon
Gallon
Thnani
Hotter
Etlige
Sola
Padilla
Mort
Cruiaer
Philatelphia
Clark
John J. Clark
Telenor Werthers
Morlins
Lor
Deg Goode
Turpentera Mod Hutchers
Noor
Bank of Printe
IBM
T'rica
Hong
P. Martin Dry Goods CO
Hutchinson
Kan
Moore & Christman
Telop
American Steam Laundry
Hutton & Oswald
Offic
North Die Birvot
Hutchinson, Kansas
Worster
Worster Dental Parlors
Kansas
N. Main Foeitzer Block
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